AN ACTOR GOING BACK TO HIS ARCHITECTURAL ROOTS

Wednesday, December 23. 2009

Attended Daniel Wu’s architectural design at the West Kowloon Cultural District on 19^th Dec. His design blended perfectly into the surrounding area. The structure was made out of bamboo poles. It’s a very impressive structure with a sense of grandeur as well as a sense of whimsy. Well done.

Dan enjoying a hamburger with director Derek Yee

It was an informal party and great to catch up with some friends like Derek Yee, Vincent Kuk, Tony Chan (director of Hot Summer Days) and Sion Michel (cinematographer of Hot Summer Days) as well as alivenotdead.com CEO Patrick Lee.

Lit up in blue in the middle Dan's creation really stands out.

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